Citing the Cheonan warship case, a charade against the DPRK, he said that south Korea would "not allow any provocation by the north" and that "any provocation would entail severer punishment".

He was busy slandering compatriots and kicking up a racket to stifle the DPRK, not content with confrontation hysteria at home.

This cannot but be shame on the nation as it brings to light the true colors of Lee as a confrontation maniac obsessed with sycophancy towards the U.S.

The hysteric action of rat-like Myung Bak is nothing but the last-ditch efforts to hide his disgusting image as the worst traitor, regarding dependence on outsiders and confrontation with compatriots as his means of existence, and prolong his miserable remaining days.

He is now finding himself in the worst crisis, repudiated by all people for dashing the desire of the nation for peace and reunification and bedeviling the north-south relations.

South Korean people from all walks of life bitterly denounce the "policy of pragmatism" pursued by Lee as a totally failed policy of confrontation and a traitorous policy whereby he sold off the interests of the nation and right of south Korean people to existence.

The cascade of invectives let loose by Lee Myung Bak against fellow countrymen even abroad is a vivid expression of his consciousness of the crisis into which he has been driven after becoming a target of the people's punishment.

Lee was so obsessed with pro-Americanism that he behaved so foolishly, unaware of the atmosphere in the region, to say nothing of his political sense.

The flames of the anti-U.S. actions are raging more furiously in Latin America, once called "tranquil backyard" of the U.S., than in any other regions.

In December last year leaders of 33 states in Latin America and Caribbean region established a new community, rejecting the U.S. in reflection of the will to let the region play a bigger role in the international arena in the future.

The recent General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) declared that it would put an end to the present system of the body by reforming the U.S.-led OAS.

Lee Myung Bak toured such region to echo the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK and was busy with his sycophancy towards the U.S. Clear were its consequences.

He was talkative about "summit diplomacy" and the like in a bid to improve his image. But, his behavior as a politician more dead than alive and pro-U.S. stooge, only sparked off ridicule and repugnance among people in the region and in the international community.

All facts prove once again the urgent need to throw overboard such traitor as rat-like Myung Bak.